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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
HSRAwFoED's OPERA ROUSE.
" l.. NJ. CRAWFORD Manager.

HSRAwFoRDs OPERA ROUSE.
~ l.. M CRAWFORD, Manager.
MAMMOTH ORGANIZATION.
Two Nights-FRIDAY and SATU EDAY-Jan. and S
McFADDRN'S ORIGINAL
HcFADDEN'S ORIGINAL
BOSTON DOUBLE
BOSTCU DOU BILE
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TON 5 CABIN
GREAT COMPANY.
IS Performers on the Stage.
SColCred Plantation Singers.
Marks The Lawyers,
2Lmp0rted Trick ponkcys.
FerociOus Trained BiOodhOuHds.
New ard original acts Great plantation jubilee fcs-
hypl. The Boston culored GuaTtettc ami the
Jolly Coons. Tie famous Miss Sallie
Darlington. a ToIsy. The Gel
brated little Putnam SIS
tors in song and dance
EVERYTHING NEW. EVERYTHING DIFFERENT
Admission .. -, and 20.
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KANSAS MIDLAND.

A meeting of the stockholders Of the Kan
sas Midland Railroad was held yesterday at
the Office in the Ferrll block. The board Of
directors was reelected and Is now com
posed of the following gentlemen: C. Z.
Miller, II. G. Lee, r. L. Lawrence. ". L.
Stanley. J. Q. Davidson, .. II. Bentley, ).
W. Campbell. c. r. Miller, president: 5.
W. Campbell. vice president; J. o. David
SON treasurer
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

E W. White, real estate dealer, received
a letter from Ames, Iowa, yesterday, asking
for plat showing every vacant lot in Wioh-
ita with the price plainly marked on each
lot. White is an accommodating agent.
but he thinks of referring the letter to the
next meeting, called a protest against the Ii
,cense ordin ance.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
GOING FOR LIBERTY.

Sheriff Hays received a telegram Yester-
dag from Andover, stating that one T..
Snooke of that town, had shot a man aud
bounced the country. 1t was thought that
he had left for this city, but a careful watch
ing so far by the officers, has resulted in
nothing of an encouraging nature. Re Is
five feet nine inches III height, with black
mustache, and weighs one hundred and
eighty pounds, and twenty-seven years old.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Policeman Badger yesterday found key
on Douglas avenue which he considered be
Iongsd to some store. He will return it to
thu one furnishiuga description.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

DR.. ". N. Preston, OF Charlevojx. Mich
who was with us III 1873, but whom the grass
hoppers of that year backed out, called yes
terday. Re announces his determination 70
return to his fiTst-love the coming spring.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Mr.. Moth, the wrestler, LETT Kansas City
las: night for Wichita. for the purpose Of
making match with some Of the no<ei
wrestfers. he VIII arrive tins morning and
doubtless something interesting in that line
will happen before long.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

The committee Of twenty held meeting
yesterday afternoon at which some import-
ant business was transacted The session
lasted nearly two hours
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

S. F. Scott, Kansas City great real estate
man, who went down TO Washington, D. C..
a week or two since and wakerei Up the
realty owners Of that city, and y no has been
buying largely in Wichita lately sent word
yesterday that he couldn't run bis business
Sensible Scott
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

w. r. kirkpatrick presents us large
photograph showing his grading force IL
work on the streets OF Glendale addition to
Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

DIR. c. c. Furley, after being confined to
his room for nearly two weeks by sickness
from over-work, Is out again and was At his
down town Office YESTERDAY
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
"ICTITA MUSEUM.

UJICHITA MUSEUM.
South Main ST. near Douglas Ave,
The popular family resort Of the city. one week
commencing January ist.
First appearanoeof
:-x-WA. PINNICh-X-
The Human Balloon,
lola ZOLERA, The Cashmere Lady.
TOMMY SLATUN, The FroS Boy,
PROF. SMITH, and his Performing Goat.
And host OF other wonders in the curiO parlOrs.
Auditorium viii present the great American Drama
in two acts entitled
UNCLE JOSH.
Characters by our Stock Company.
Admission 10 csnts to all.
u-open daily from TO 10 p.
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II ECTURE COURSE.

II BCTURE COURSE.
The W. c. T. {. season tickets win be on sale at
the Union Ticket Office Price s. o.. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Single ticket &c and $l.JD-
Gen. Wallace. January 49,
Dr. Hediey, February :.
Kate Field. March 9.
To be followed by the Alpine Choir and 1yroese
Company.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
TIRE WEATHER.

The following is the ther:a5me.e- record
Of yesterday. rs taken from Aliens drug
store
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

c. F. Mitchell ard Jas. ". Morrhurd OF
Waco, were among yesterdays arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Dr. Hobbs, of Louisville Kentucky, is at
the Occidental hotel very sick
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

~ RAND EXHIBITION
w Of the Celebrated
:-ELECTRIC CLCCk.--:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES --.------..----
Corner OF Nan and Douglas Avenue.
The Great London sensation. \ living head without
body, Singing, Talking and Laughing VIA
be exhibited
FOR \ FEW DAYS ONLY, Y
In connection with the
Largest and frest exhibition clock in the World,
APOSTOLIC. MUSICAL, ASTRONOMICAL,
SCIENCE, ART AND INDUSTRY.
Combined in its construction.
Pronounced by Press end Public mans masterpiece
OF mechanism.
Open from to $50 and to 10 p. IN.
ADMISSION, 10 Cents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Mrs. \. 4. English viii leave for Leavcn-
worth next Monday, where size viii visit her
aunt
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

William Butler was in Kingman yester-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

F4JRNERS OPERA house..
IL l.. ". CRAWFORD, Manager.
ONE GRAND EVENT.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9Th.
FareweH Tour of the
Champion OF all Champions:
JOHN L. SULLIvAN-o ::
And Company of Athletes.
Under the management OF z. z. SHEEDY.
Read the Names.
GEO. La BLANCHE, CThe karine)
STEVE TAYLOR, EX-C Champion.
DUNCAN MCDONALD champion Of Northwest.
JAS CARROLL Champion Light weight,
JAS. AcKE0N aud DAN MURPHY.
This is your Only chance. Don't Miss II.
POPULAR PRICES.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05
ANOTHER BUsIN ESs BUILDING.


/ couple of business men Of the city are
making arrangements for erecting q brick
business building on East Douglas avenue.
Il will be threc-story brick with q front of
fifty fest and one hundred and forty feet
deep. The rooms fronting on the avenue
Will be one hundred and twenty feet deep,
and as the building is located on the corner
one room VIII front on another avenue and
be fifty feet deep.
The arrangements have not all been csu-
pleted and il is desired that the eXac5 loca-
ton should not be submitted to print.
REBECCA DEGREE INSTALLATION.
This, Wednesday, evening, January 18th
will be installation of officers in Rebekah
Degree lodge No. 20, /. O. O. F., after
which g general social time VIII be had. All
Odd Fellows and their families ara cordially
invited to be present with well filed baskets
The building, corner OF North Main and
Pine is completed.
Frank P Crawford, OF Washington, D. c.,
-
7 r Forbes end W p OI-,s.a,1 w--s in
from Anthony Yesterday.
" y PAYNE and I \ Nor, Of Ash
Ian3 were in the citg YESTERDAY
-
c. {. Rushing leaves the city this morning
i'' -o'ioi 70 = 800 -ll-'9s Oh '-i' ="
/ Briclwork on ,he business biilfiag corner
of North Nam and Oak streets i com
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Measles are making the roU1tz in ths city
5 number Of cases ar reported /, Is max
jr.r in-o.s4s On tie nstszaaZcs ~ TIE city
schoo.S
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Mr. S. T Marsh Of Newton, is a guest of
Mr.. S. L. Davidson's family at 2uS North
Topeka
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Pc khan & Everett ara building plan
ING nil o.. TAi-d street JUST east OF TIE Ta4.-
road. Itis t~o story frame building, crc
vii he covered with rae;sl
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

l. +. Theabold and r. A. Campbell. tive
business men Of Hutchinson, were in the city
yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Don't forget to see Riddel & Co.'S specials
on Sth page.
j. c. Hoole, of St. John, was in the city
yesterday and called.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

NJ. Seerns. of the Lon5on tell,rs, is around
WIKI big box Of cigars sang, mere boys,
s-.i3E. win met Il a bJa~1iag 10y.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Ps-,v. the c-vear-o.d soI q john Bar,
vas barred yos-erosy afternoon Funeral
services from the home q the parents.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Mr. T. =. T.a1niort, Of Ela.ield, was il tie
city yesterday. NJ L. is az extensive -uEl-
Der dealer il The southwest.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

This, Wednesday, evening, January 18th
will be installation of officers in Rebekah
Degree, lodge No 20, /. O. O. F., after
which general social time VIII be had, All
Odd Fellows and their families ara cordially
invited to he present with well filed baskets.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

SFecial meetings his wees 81 tn Congre
ga;ioasI charch. Rev. Z. !. King, Ct Fl,
Sec-5. VIII preach
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

c. {. Rushing leaves the city this morning
for Florida to L. absent most Of the . inter.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

The building, corner OF North Nam and
Pine is completed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

" y. Payne and I. \ Morgan, OF Ash
land, We're in the city Yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-05

Brickwork on lie business bliliias corner
Of North Nam and Oak streets Is com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-25

ordained as an evangelist 10 this field
nearly nineteen years ago by this Pres
bytery, and has not met with the body
since That time. Through his instru-
mentality in connection with the
other missionaries from the South
crn Presbyterian Assembly seven
churches have been organized, and
nuclei Of others are springing mp in
many places in that vast territory occu-
pied by the missions. Two academies
have been established at Campinas, one
for bows and one for girls, which are
doing noble work for Brazil. One hun
dred pupils are receiving secular and
religious education in these schools.
The native and foreign Presbyterian
ministers in Brazil think the time has
come to form national synod to en-
brace all the Presbyterian churches IN
the empire. On the same day (27thl
and in the same place will be observed
the ebay Of special prayer for schools,
colleges, and seminaries of learning,
and in general for the youth of the
land
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ROANOk
Arrival Of CapitaIists-Church Mat

ters.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
ROANOKE, Va, Jan. %, 1887
The English syndicate who negotiated
with the stockholders of the Roanoke
Zinc and Silver Mining Company on the
9Th of November last for their zinc pro-
perry in this county reached our city to-
day about o'clock on a special train.
Their coming was announced by tele
gram, and on their arrival at the depot
they were met by Judge l. A. ]. Lee,
the president, and G.. A. Turner, the
secretary of the company, and Colonel
p. Dorsey Sutton, and were driven to
the beautiful suburban residence Of
Colonel Sutton, in the western portion
Of our city, for dinner, and returned to
the city about & O'Clock p. NJ.
The price to be paid for the property
is $500, 900 cash, when deeds will pass,
and in the near future a plant will
be established here and other zinc
properties will be developed. This is
the largest sale ever made in our
county.
The international tea, given by the
ladies Of the Episcopal congregation on
the nights Of the 2lst and 22d for the
benefit of the rectory, was grand
success. The net proceeds amounted TO
upwards of $500.
The Catholics have purchased about
twenty acres more of land adjoining
their church lot, on which a residence
for the priest will be built and learn
that early in the spring work on the
orphan asylum will begin.
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MARTINkvaL.LE.
Resigped-Beomin ing the business In
scresfs.


scrests.
[Correepondcnce OF the Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY %, 1887.
At meeting of the vestry of Christ
church on yesterday Rev. q. nj. Fun
stem rendered his resignation as rector.
This is occasioned by his accepting a
call as assistant rector of st. Pauls
church, in your city. Mr.. Funston
came to us eighteen months ago a
stranger, but by his Christ-like cha
racter, sterling worth, and genial man
ners he soon ingratiated himself into
the hearts of our entire community.
Indeed all, without respect to sect, ex-
press deep regret at losing such valua-
bic citizen and Christian gentleman.
His work here, especially among the
young men, has been marked and of
inestimable value to our town. Whilst
Martinsville deplores her loss she con
graduates Richmond upon her acquisi
ton of citizen who is in every sense
q man.
There was a mass-meeting of the
citizens of our town on yesterday re-
sulting in the organization of Cham
Der of Commerce, with Captain n. u.
Forde as president. Many resolutions
were adopted looking to the advance
ment Of the material interest of our
town and the setting on foot of new
enterprises. Mr.. II. c. Lester made a
soul-stirring speech. andquoting Sam.
Jones said: at takes grace, grit, and
greenbacks to build town, and now |
want to know if Martinsville will come
to the front with the latter to the tune
of an additional $50, 900 subscription to
the Roanoke and Southern railroad?"
The entire assembly shouted AYE!
Ayel" amid tremendous applause. Mr..
Lester is the vice-president of this pro-
posed road, and is our millionaire He
said if the people would back him he
would build that road or die. A reso-
luton was adopted petitiOning Congress
to remove the tax on tobacco, and Con
grcssman-elect Brown said when he
reached Washington he would do
all in his power to accomplish
that end. Capitalists were invited to
invest their money III orr muSt, ana,
as an additional inducement, a resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted exempt
ing all new enterprises from corpora
ton tax for period of five years. The
ball is started, and it is safe to predict
that ere another new year Martinsville
will have doubled It's enterprises.
Samuel 4. Anderson, Esq, has gone
to Lexington to attend meeting of the
Board of Visitors of the Virginia Mill
taIy Institute, Of which he is a mem
Der.
George ID. Gravely, Esq, the Oldest
member of our bar, and one of our
citizens, has been seriously
i'll for some time with pneumonia, but
is now on the mend. CoLFAX.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DAYyILLE sYsIEa

SCHEDULE
n EFFECT JANUARY 3. isc.
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EYNCItBE RG.
The Tobacco Market-Ofber Items.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

The Tobacco Narket-0fher Items.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
JANUARY u, 1887.
The sales of tobacco at the various
warehouses continue to exhibit n marked
improvement in the extent of sales.
Last week shows an improvement over
that Immediately preceding it of 127, 800
pounds-the sales reaching $4,000
pounds against 212, 400 for the former
week. The quality continues to i'm
prove and good prices are well main
tanned. The sale of revenue stamps for
the same period reached 80, 829.23,
which is evidence of considerable move
ment in shipping the manufactured aiti-
Gle.
The decision in the Jones case by the
Court Of Appeals is a subject of cOnsid-
cradle comment here, and is a source OF
qualification to all who are disposed to
aid the State in eXtricating herself from
the difficulties with which the foreign
bondholders and their agents have
sought 10 environ her.
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RICHMOND. January %, 1887.

To the EditOr Of the Dispatch:
Please inform one of your subscri-
bcrs how you can account for the damp
ness that showed itself upon our pave
ment three or four days preceding the
present rain, and Oblige, ID. W.
IT was what is called sweating, and
was caused by the difference between
the warmth of the atmosphere and that
of the ground.
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IA MES CITY.
sheep kiIIed-Deafh of a Faithful
Trader.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ToASo, VA, January "a, 1897.
A few days ago Mr.. George c. Mars
ton had ten sheep killed by dogs. l
need hardly say that every gun in the
neighborhoodis now kept fully charged,
and that large quantity of Rough on
Rats has changed hands.
We are suffering from a drought OF
oysters, due to the death of Captain
John Blassingham, whose winding horn
he's been calling up his customers for
the greater part of half century. His
old mule, his top-cart, and his faithful
measurement of the best oysters will be
green in our memories for many years.
Our most progressive farmers had the
rashness to commence ploughing for
corn last Friday-hangman's day.
Miss Rosa Jones and Mr.. Edmund
Warburton are to be married next We'd
nesday. PENINSULA.
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fredericksburg NOtes.

Fredericksburg Lodge of Masons
viii celebrate its centennial on the 3lst.
A number of distinguished Masons are
expected to be present.
The public-light question is exercising
the people, and the main questions are,
Gas or electric light?
The funeral Of Mr.. p. p. Burr took
place Sunday.
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ICofrespohdehce OF the ElchmOnd Dispatch.I
HAhPDgS-StDSEY, Jan. ~, 1887.
The Presbytery Of West Hanover has
been called 10 meet on January 9th in
College church TO consider an applica-
ton Of Rev. Edward Lane for a certificate
Of disnission "to unite with the Pres.
bytery that shall be organized in the
Province OF Sac Paulo, Brazil, during
the year 1887" Mr.. Lane isa missionary
from, West Hanover Presbytery, and Is
living IN Campinas, Brazil. lie was
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Accidentally I{IIled-Fire.

Correspondence OF the Richmend Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, January "a, 1897.
Henry johnson (colored) was killed
at Carrsville, Isle of Wight county, by
"a runaway horse last Saturday.
A fire occurred at Whaleyville, twelve
miles from Suffolk, last night, destroy
ing the residence of Mr.. Peter Whaley
MAC.
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A French Victory.

tBy Angio-Americau cable 10 the Dispatch.I
PARIS, January PA dispatch from
Tonquin says that Colonel Bressaud has
carried the rebel position at Mikae
Thanhoa. and that 800 insurgents were
killed. The French were pursuing the
rebels.
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Prussia and the vatican.

lBy AnglO-Amorican cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, January "a The Standard
says: In the Vatican agreement
Prussia assents TO the return of all the
orders except Josuits, whom the i'm
perial law expelled. Negotiations are
proceeding regarding the other points.
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DANvlLLE.
Damage by the storm sunday Nigh.

Especial telegram to the Dispstch.I
DASynLE, VA, January "a During
the storm here last night three houses
we're blown down, and it seems a mira
Gle that the inmates were not killed.
There were thirteen people in one
house, and the house was Frustrated and
the furniture blown up, but nobody
burt. Fences and trees and small out
houses we're broken down in all direc-
tions. The wind was accompanied by
a heavy fall Of rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-25

VRUSTEES' SALE OF FRAME
4 HOUSE AND LOT No. SIS NORTH TWEEN
TY-FOURTH STREEf.-By virtue OF two de- IL
of trust from W. \. MattOX and wife, the ff3t
dated January 3, 1881. % Julius Straus = q f.,
trustees, and recorded in Deadlock ilS 4,
page 9S, in the Richmond Chancery Court, aad
the second dated August -, 1892. % william
LOyensten, trustee, and recorded In said Court.
in Deadlock l2i h. page ;}39, and whereas do
fault has been made, and, being required go to
do, We will sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY u, 1881,
az 1870 o'clock p. NJ. that FRAME HOUSE 30.
sl5 north Twenty-fourth street and LOT. being
the real estate conveyed IN said deed, front lg
= feet inches ON the east side Of Twenty
fourth street, between y and streets.
and running back between parallel lines 1870
feet more or less 10 an alley.
TERMS AT SALE Cash IA - expense Of sale
and Sg52.ll. and the residue "A announced at
sale. JULIUS STRAUS. II,
J. THOMPSON BROWNE itu''oo''
". j. WESIWOOD. o,...
WILLIAM LOVENSrEIN,l ii"S'oc''
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO., AuctiOneers.
Also, after the sele. there will be sold a lot
Of CARPENTERS TOOLS and HOUSE
MOVING IMPLEMENTS.
TERMS: Cash. Jazz
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By =. B. Cook.

THE AUCTION SALE AT THE
4 HOusEKEEPERS EMPORIUM will be
continued a
at 10 o'clock A. VI. and hslf-past o'clock p. NJ
until the stock is sold.
ja9 E.B. COOK, Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-25
By James b. ELAN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloueer,
lll3 Main street.

VRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
Il A DESIRABLE TRUCK FARM OF Is
ACRES, WITH COMFORTABLE DWELLING
AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
IN HENRICO COUNTY, ABOUT EIGHT
MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND
NEAR THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-In execution OF
a deed of trust TO me from Matthew Mayo and
wife. dated January Is, 1885, and recorded Ia
the clerks Office OF Henrico County Court. In
Deed Book III, page So, shall sell, by public
auction, at the ONCE OF the aueti0neer, No lll3
Main street, In the city Of Richmond, ON
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %, 1887,
at ~ o'clock NJ, the REAL ESTATE described
in said deed, being the above named desirable
and well-iocated SMALL FARM OF SIS ACRES,
with a good dwelling and other buildings
thereon, the land being OF good quality,
adapted 10 trucking purposes, the greater por-
ton cleared, with abundant fire-wood, water, q
variety OF fruit, and situate near the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, adjacent
70 the lands Of William A. Deitrick's estate,
- shepherd, - Taiiaferro, - Trainham,
and others, and being the farm formerly owned
by Mr.. - Noble.
TERMS; Cash as 70 expenses OF sale, any de-
hnqusnt taxes and the sum Of $40 with inte-
rest thereon from January 10, 1857, aud tho real
due upon terms to DO announced AZ time cf
sale. JAMES b ELAX.
3a@ Txueeie,
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AT THE REQUEST OF THE
N OWNER, who IL about to remove from the
city. will sell at No. III east Marshall street,
at 1890 A. NJ, ON
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1887,
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE, consisting In part
Satin Brocade Parlor Suit
A number Of very superior Oil Paintings by
eminent artists-among them some by
Pierre, Lafarge. Pruett. Spare, Archibald
Nulting, and others; EDRravings;
Very handsome Walnut and Gilt Comfortable,
with Tennessee marble top;
Fine Bronze and Bisque Figures.
Raw-Silk Portieres, Applique Lace Curtains,
Walnut Extension Dining-Table, Dining Chairs,
Handsome Dinner, Tea, and Breakfast China,
Carved Ash and other kinds Of Bedroom Fur
niture,
Carpets, Kitchen Furniture;
and such other articles as are usually found in
well and desirably- furnished-h house, but too
numerous to detail.
Jazz GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer.
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THURSDAY. JANUARY g7TH,
AUCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
A TWO VALUABLE LOTS, WITH DEsIRA-
BILE FRAN T. DWELLINGS THEREON, 'FRONT.'
ING TOGETHER ABOUT NINETY-SIX FEET
ON THE WEST SIDE OF THIRTEENTH
STREET, CORNER DECATUR STREET, IN
THECITY OF MANCHESTER.-In execution
of a deed OF trust 10 me from Rufus Jackson
and wife, dated January, 1886, and recorded
IN the clerks ofllce Of the Hastings Court Of
the city Of Manchester In Deadlock q, page
400, shall sell, by public auction, on the
premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY y, 1887,
at $40 O'Clock p. NJ. the REAL ESTATE de-
scribed In said deed. consisting OF TWO VAL
UABLE, WELLLOCATED LOTS, with cont
PORTABLE SMALL DWELLINGS thereon.
fronting together about 50 feet on the west
side OF Thirteenth street at and near its inter-
section with the north line OF Decatur street.
in the city Of Manchester, and more fully de-
scribed In said deed.
TERMS: Cash a. TO expenses OF sale. any de-
linquent taxes. aud the note for 5000 described
In said deed. with interest thereon from Janu-
airy z, 1881, the residue upon such terms a. shalt
be announced at time OF sale.
JAMES b. ELAN. Trustee
L. b. HowLR, Auctioneer Jazz